Let’s totally make that happen! Shoot me an email at info@pantherlights.com and we’ll be able to set up an invoice for the LED version. You can also see some of the other Crown Vic options on the website at www.PantherLights.com
I’m not sure that I fully understand the question. This can be done to the existing headlights that you already own. I always start with a brand new set of headlights for all of my projects.
Definitely!! Check out the Custom Headlights section over at www.PantherLights.com There you will see some options, but there is much more that can be done so feel free to hit me up if you don’t see something you like.
Let's make that happen! Shoot me a message on any of the socials @PantherLights, or send an email to info@pantherlights.com. The Stage 1 LED kit will be available on the website soon.
Very good point, if you look at the part of the video when I’m showing the rear of the headlight, you’ll notice there are 3 extra holes around the base of the projector. I put a hole on each side, and one on the top which will allow it to exchange more air.
Great question. They do get fairly warm, but there is a high speed fan running the moment the chips turn on. Between that and the extra ventilation I add to the rear of the housing, these should stay fairly cool, but warm enough not to cause freezing issues in colder climates.
The materials are a bit less expensive because they have much fewer (unnecessary) parts, unlike their HID counterpart. There is slightly more labor involved as I have to modify its harness to make it completely plug-and-play. What's nice about this is, around the price of my "Stage 1" HID kits, this will give you roughly "Stage 2" performance. And that sounds like another good video idea, reviewing all the performance/pricing options.
Shoot me an email at info@pantherlights.com or message me on any of my socials. To see prices of the available designs, check the website. www.PantherLights.com
Do ya have a website, I'm curious if ya have any cool solutions for the 92-97 "aerodynamic" body style
Santa should be getting a set of these for my marauder 😍😍😍
Let’s talk to Santa soon lol
Bro these are absolutely sick
Thank you! I appreciate that!!
@@PantherLights I need some of these for real
Let’s totally make that happen! Shoot me an email at info@pantherlights.com and we’ll be able to set up an invoice for the LED version.
You can also see some of the other Crown Vic options on the website at www.PantherLights.com
Where did you get the cap at?
So changing out the original assembly is optional?
I’m not sure that I fully understand the question.
This can be done to the existing headlights that you already own. I always start with a brand new set of headlights for all of my projects.
I want some projectors for my 2011 MGM
Definitely!! Check out the Custom Headlights section over at www.PantherLights.com
There you will see some options, but there is much more that can be done so feel free to hit me up if you don’t see something you like.
3inch?
I want a pair
Let's make that happen! Shoot me a message on any of the socials @PantherLights, or send an email to info@pantherlights.com. The Stage 1 LED kit will be available on the website soon.
Hey Kevin doesn’t the Led bulb need to breath and get fresh air into the backing of it?!?! These things get super hot so how do you remedy the heat
Very good point, if you look at the part of the video when I’m showing the rear of the headlight, you’ll notice there are 3 extra holes around the base of the projector. I put a hole on each side, and one on the top which will allow it to exchange more air.
@@PantherLights im looking foward to get mines
That’s nice. How hot do they get?
Great question. They do get fairly warm, but there is a high speed fan running the moment the chips turn on. Between that and the extra ventilation I add to the rear of the housing, these should stay fairly cool, but warm enough not to cause freezing issues in colder climates.
Yeah, I can't believe I never did this for my Mercury. I have seen this before. Even a company has done this but they are stupidly expensive.
What is the price difference between HID and LED?
The materials are a bit less expensive because they have much fewer (unnecessary) parts, unlike their HID counterpart. There is slightly more labor involved as I have to modify its harness to make it completely plug-and-play. What's nice about this is, around the price of my "Stage 1" HID kits, this will give you roughly "Stage 2" performance.
And that sounds like another good video idea, reviewing all the performance/pricing options.
Instead of a cobra why not a panther. Could you do the Thundercats logo on them
I most definitely can. These have a Cobra because that was requested from that particular customer
I realized that I never really answered your question. Yes, we can put just about anything on the lenses.
@@PantherLights how do I get a quote for a set?
Shoot me an email at info@pantherlights.com or message me on any of my socials.
To see prices of the available designs, check the website.
www.PantherLights.com
I love the bi led projector headlights, but the highbeam patterns aren't as great as a hid projector.
Traditionally, you’re 100% correct. I think you just gave me an idea for another video 😂